Four Die in Drunken Row at California Ranch
In Placerville California on a ranch near Greenwood a drunken quarrel in a wine garden last evening left four men affected by violence. Richard Weihardt the ranch owner Martin Hleibtru a visitor and Antone Omar died from injuries. The wounded man Chas Allen survived. The assailant turned the weapon on himself after the killings. The brawl followed drinking at Mekhardt's.
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Richard Weihardt
Martin Hleibtru
Antone Omar
Chas, Allen
Mekhardt
Central American leaders seek united stance on canal dispute
President Marroquin appeals President Ziaya of Nicaragua for moral support in the canal issue. President Zalaya wires Central American leaders proposing a joint regional response to Marroquin’s appeal.
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Rhogota
Marroquin
Ziaya
Nicaragua
Zalaya
Ballard barber beaten to death by soldiers
James Sullivan, a Ballard barber about 30, died from blunt head injuries after being beaten behind the Log Cabin saloon on Ballard Avenue. Fort Lawton soldiers are sought for the assault. Coroner’s post mortem completed.
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Star
Ballard
James Sullivan
Ballard Avenue
Kirkland
Funt
Sullivan
Fort Lawton
McGregor
Kirkiant
Otel
Cudihes
Lone Angeles
Assoomnes
End of Chicago street car strike near as Darrow says agreement likely
After talks between counsel, Mayor Harrison, and a mediation committee, Darrow for strikers announced a practical agreement to end the strike. Police faced larger crowds as State street line operated for first time since November 2 with obstructions, arrests, and damaged trolley wires.
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Chicago
Harrison
Darrow
Col
Bites
Clarence Darrow
Atfakers
Icher Avenue
Halstead
Western Central Labor Union frames new constitution
The convention completed framing a new constitution for the Western Central Labor Union yesterday at Meeting in Waitresses hall. The proposed charter was referred to city unions for action by Central Labor Union.
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Convention of Labor Organizations
Western Central Labor Union
Waitresses’ Hall
City
Central Labor Union
Decemps
Seattle businessman Smith Charged With Embezzlement
Donald H. Smith a Seattle business man faces larceny by embezzlement charges from Justice Cann. The complaint alleges Smith took 190 dollars from L. P. Lundberg on November 17 under a purchase deal involving Richard Cameron of Pioneer Dye Works. Lundberg forfeited 100 dollars after aborting the deal on November 19, and Smith claimed he had only 15 dollars earnest money with 5 dollars kept as commission.
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Seattle
Richard Cameron
Pioneer Dye Works
Justice Cann
Smith
Cameron
L. P. Lundberg
Lundberg
Beulah Thomea Kidnapping Reported Near York Nebraska
Sixteen year old Beulah Thomea, daughter of a farmer, was last seen at her York area home. Police and papers followed the trail today while she remains a witness in the criminal case against Bohn Hialir, who is suspected of taking her.
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York
Neb
Beulah Thomea
Panda
Bohn Hialir
Peace efforts in Santo Domingo and Caribbean armistice News
In Santo Domingo on November 5 President Gifts orders peace talks with insurgents and dispatches Belgian Haitian and Spanish envoys to the camp. Powell’s residence was wrecked in prior bombardment. A Santo Domingo report notes hours armistice being observed with American gunboat Newport Trafalgar and Dutch ships landing marines.
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San Domingo
Insurgenta
Powell
Cape Haytiben
Santo Deventago
Newport
Trafian
Argentine Gunboat Uruguay Rescues Nordenskjold Expedition
The Argentine gunboat Uruguay reached afntea Crúa with Nordenskjold Antarctic expedition members aboard. One crewmate died last winter and the fate of the expedition remains unclear.
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Nordenskjold Antarctic Expedition
Buenos Ayres
Uruguay
Afntea Crua
Nordenskjold Antarctic
Sailor Dies After Fall From Rigging in Ballard
Jean Campet a sailor on the French bark Andre Theodore fell from the rigging to the deck at Seattle Shipyards Ballard last evening. He died instantly. body taken to W.8. Mayfield's undertaking and coroner notified. Campet, about 30, a German native, had served on the vessel for some time.
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Campet
Mayfield
Perfora
Germany
Suburban Strike Clash in Chicago Subways
Two non union workers from American Hide and Leather were chased by strikers as a strike enters its fourth week. The men fired receivers into the crowd in a subway confrontation. Michael Gilligh and Anthony Zymanski of the strikers were wounded. ten union workers escaped without injury.
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Chicago
American Hide & Leather Company
Michael Gilligh
Anthony &. Zymanski
Daringd Hay Found Floating in the Bay
W. C. Daringd Hay found floating in the bay at the foot of Washington Street at 4 o clock this afternoon. Coroner Sloye notified and the body taken to Donney Watson's morgue. The report notes M. Barnes, the detective who fell overboard, was identified among the recovered remains.
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Washington Street
Sloye
Donney* Watson
Severe fighting reported in Jolo amid Moro insurrection
Manila dispatch reports five day battle near rocky terrain between American forces under General Leonard Wood and Moro insurgents. About 300 Moros killed. many captured or wounded. The engagement ended November 17 with American rout of the Moros. Moro leader Panglimna sought permission to see his family. Washington confirms no American deaths.
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Manila
Jolo
Leonard Wood
Insurgenta
Panglimnasen
Sarce
Scott
Wae
Wood
Tabittet
Washington, D. C
War Department
Philippines
Moros Take Position in Impregnable Stand
The Moros have assumed a position they deem impregnable and indicate there will be no widespread uprising. American troops are expected to manage any disturbance without difficulty.
Mutiny Suspected After Loss of French Coal Vessel
In San Francisco on November 25 a Beotia steamer pickup of nine men from a claimed wreck of the French coal bark Francis Coppee off Point Reyes is reported. No trace of the vessel exists and authorities patrol the shore while awaiting developments.
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San Francisco
Beatia
Francis Coppee
Point Reyes
General Cannon Returns From Utah Coal Camps
General John Q. Cannon, commanding the National Guard, came back from Utah Fuel Company coal camps today. He declined interview until reporting to Governor Wells, but it is known that he may send troops if needed.
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Salt Lake
Utah
John Q. Cannon
National Guard
Utah Fuelompany
Cievernor Wella
City Hall misdeeds cited as $6000 forfeit debt grows daily
The Star exposes alleged land pirate methods in city hall revealing $6000 in forfeit money owed by delinquent contractors. It argues the city cannot collect and shows daily $120 due from land pirates, enough to run mayor and clerk salaries and the entire city staff. It laments street conditions on First Avenue and Pike Street harming merchants and taxpayers. Future installments promised.
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Star
Seattle
Board of Public Works
Board To Works
Comptroller
Judicial
First Avenue
Pike Street
Seventh Avenue
Mine Strike Tycoon Moofield Castle Gate Bunnyside
Governor receives telegram from Sheriff Wilcox asking for state troops to keep order as miners strike at Castle Gate and Bunnyarde. Can tle mine idle and Sunnyside employs 76 non union miners. Militia ready to move within an hour to support local officers.
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Lawleasnens
Cantle
Sunnyside
Wells
Wilcox
Carbon County
Castle and
Bunnyarde
Moofield
Castle Gate
Bunnyside
Fire Ends at Edgewater Home of Frank Rothwell
A blaze at 93 Marke Avenue Edgewater destroyed Frank Rothwell’s home and contents last night. Firemen arrived quickly after a neighborhood air alarm but the house was a total loss. Fire investigators say overheated stove likely caused the fire. property loss estimated around $1,000 with no insurance.
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Frank Rothwell
Marke Avenue
Edgewater
Fremont Department
Mutineers Charged With Murder at Leavenworth
Eight mutineers go on trial for the killing of Guard Waldrup during the federal prison break at Leavenworth two years ago. Five others already tried for complicity receive life sentences.
Electrocution of Carmine Gatmari for Murder of Mrs Pietro
Carmine Gatmari was executed by electric chair at 6 am for the murder of Mrs Josephine Pietro in OBEING New York. The sentence was carried out after legal proceedings culminating this morning.
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Josephine Pietro
Northern Fa cifle Business Noted in City Ledger
Fragments indicate ongoing business matters related to the Northern Fa cifle in this city. Details are sparse but reference to local commerce and organizational dealings are evident.
Clyde yachtmen plan three yacht challenge for America’s Cup
The Herald reports a Clyde syndicate will challenge for the America’s Cup in 191?. They consider building three yachts by Atenton, Fife and Maine to race against each other next summer. The best yacht will be chosen as the challenger.
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Glasgow
the Herald Today
Clyde Yachtmen
Ateon, Fife
Myine
Indicted Chief Accused in Bribery Plot Over Bills
A chief official has been indicted in a bribery case tied to a legislative effort to defeat a bill. The proposed measure would permit alum to be used in baking powders.
Firemen Hurt in Tacoma Engine Crash
Two Tacoma firemen were badly bruised and injured when Engine No. 1 from the station overturned at Ninth street and Pacific avenue while responding to a false alarm. Driver C. W. Patterson suffered hip and thigh injuries, while engineer Oscar Casper fractured an ankle and injured a leg. The engine sustained $75 to $100 in damage, with a rear wheel broken and three-horse shafts snapped.
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The
Star
Tacoma
Ae Hall i
Ninth Street
Pacific Avenue
C. W. Patterson
Oscar Casper
Sailor Tielm Commits Amulcide at Iowa Home
A sailor named Tielm, about years old, shot himself in his room at the Iowa Home on 11.6% First Avenue. William Brooks, the lodging house proprietor, found the body shortly before 8. The deceased had lived in town about three months and planned a voyage to San Pedro. A whisky flask was found. death believed six hours prior. Body moved to Boaney-Watson morgue.
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A. Tielm
Lowa
First Avenue
William Brooks
Helm
Pacific Coast Ballern
Union
Discovery Lost After Leaving Nome in 1877
The long overdue steamship Discovery is given up for lost after telegraph reports from Juneau indicate wreckage near Yakutat within days of its October departure. Captain John W McGrath and 29 crew members likely perished. survivors and exact fate remain unknown. The article outlines McGrath’s long sea career and lists key crew members and their origins.
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Nome Steamer
Yakutat
McGrath
Yakut
Tar
Valdes
Gulf of Alaska
J. Bent
Juneau
Yakotat
Excelsior
Newbanks
Roundland
Boston
St. Lovie
New York
Southampton
Liverpool
John Brown Company Falls Into Suspension
London report states the long established firm of John Brown Company suspended payments today. The move ends its operations as a major supplier in its sector.
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London
John Brown Company
Seattle Boy Is Honored President at Hopkins Institute
Charles W. Duncan, a one year old Beattie boy, elected president of the student body at Hopkins Art Institute in California. He enrolled recently and studies pen and ink work. His parents reside at 6 Dexter Avenue in Seattle and received the news.
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Charles W. Duncan
Beattie
Hopkins Art Tuestitute
California
Dexter Avenue
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Greenwood
Ing
Ballard Barber
BIG
DLE
Fortieth Street
WL U
Don H. Smith
Donald H. Smith
Jean Campet
Ballard Harbor
Andre Theodore
Seattle Shipyards Company
W.C. Daringd
M. Barnes
Gen. Wood
Topeka
Kan
Carmine Gatmari
Gatmari
Clyde
President Bifott
Cific
Portland
Union Depot
A. Helm
Iowa
Ven UP
Bering Sea
Ling
Nord
Farallon
Guy Wolford
Everett
Ward Vanaice
William Dangerfield
Robert Carlson
Albert Klasell
Port Townsend
Walter
Henry Price
William Shady
Nome
John H. Mgartt
Discovery
F. O'Neill
Police
O'Neil
Northwest
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